Context
Know where every agent attempt lives.
Branches, shell tabs, agent sessions, changed files, and review state stay attached to the repository they belong to.
Workspace for coding agents
Argon
Keep agent work visible, reviewable, and contained.
Argon gives agent-assisted coding a home: isolated worktrees, terminals tied to branches, diffs ready for review, and sandboxed runs you can inspect. Move quickly while keeping context, safety, and final approval in one place.
Worktrees, terminals, review, sandbox
One workspace
Control
Land agent work with confidence.
Read the diff, collect draft comments, request changes, approve, and merge back from the same workflow.
Safety
Run agents with guardrails you can inspect.
Project sandbox policy, filesystem access, and proxy-backed network activity are surfaced where the work is happening.
Agent loop
Prompt, run, review, land.
Argon keeps the whole local loop tight: open a repo, isolate the attempt, let the agent work with context, review the result, and choose what lands.
Open the repo
Jump from Terminal with argon <dir>, or open
a recent project and get back to the right repository quickly.
Create a worktree
Start a branch from the sidebar so each agent run stays separate, comparable, and easy to clean up.
Run with context
Agent terminals run inside the selected worktree while changed files, review status, sandbox state, and network activity stay visible.
Review and land
Inspect the diff, collect draft comments, ask another agent for a pass, then approve, merge back, or open a PR.
Review
Turn agent output into a decision you can trust.
A finished terminal only means the agent stopped. Argon gives you the review layer that makes the result understandable, discussable, and safe to approve.
Draft review mode
Capture issues while you read, then submit comments with a decision.
Reviewer agents
Bring in another agent for a pass without losing comment thread identity.
Clear handoff
See who needs to act next, what still needs attention, and what is ready to land.
Sandbox
Safer agent runs, visible from the workspace.
Integrated launches can use project-defined policy for file access, process execution, environment, and network access. You set the boundaries, and Argon keeps the activity visible beside the work they protect.
ENV DEFAULT NONE
FS DEFAULT NONE
EXEC DEFAULT ALLOW
NET DEFAULT NONE
NET ALLOW PROXY *
USE os
USE shell
USE git
USE agent
Beta
Try Argon. It's free and open source.
Install the Homebrew cask, open a repo, and give your coding agents a workspace built for context, review, and sandboxed runs.